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Hot peppers did great this year. Made a bunch of hot sauce to free up some freezer room. Peppers (tabasco, serrano, jalapeno, scotch bonnet, habanero--about half of them roasted first), onion, garlic, salt, vinegar (including some homemade red wine vinegar). Put it in the blender, simmer it on the stove for a while, strain and jar. I didn’t strain it this time. I like a thicker sauce. ![[Linked Image from i.ibb.co]](https://i.ibb.co/FstywTq/IMG-20231030-183115137.jpg) ![[Linked Image from i.ibb.co]](https://i.ibb.co/Vvgrkw3/IMG-20231101-182736494-HDR.jpg) ![[Linked Image from i.ibb.co]](https://i.ibb.co/vQ8pRDy/IMG-20231105-143047941.jpg)
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Looks very tasty.
Working my way thru a big bottle of Chipotle Tabasco currently.
Have a batch of Serranos I'm getting ready to ferment before turning into hot sauce.
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Have a batch of Serranos I'm getting ready to ferment before turning into hot sauce. I've never been brave enough to try that route. Let us know how it goes.
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Looks delicious, involuntary mouth watering lol. What kind of pepper variety would you recommend for a newbie?...my preference is less heat, more pepper flavor. For instance store bought pepper sauces, my favorites are mild offerings like Cholula, Crystal Brand, Tabasco Green etc.
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Looks good!
Is it thin like Tobassco / Louisiana / TX Pete?
Or thicker?
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If you strain it, it's thin like TX Pete. I like it a little goopier, so I didn't strain.
And I didn't add water this time, so it is pretty vinegary.
I don't know what to recommend for a newbie. I've just been playing around for a few years with the peppers from the garden. They've been growing really well--unlike my tomatoes. This batch is pretty hot but not too hot to enjoy. It'll make you sweat a little.
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Do you water bath can these or is it shelf stable? Or do you need to keep all those jars in fridge. Looks delicious!
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Never made my own hot sauce, Tiger Sauce & Cholula are my current favorites. I did make Hickory sauce from the recipe here on the 'Fire though it's more of a barbecue sauce, I'm on my second round and I cut the amount of black pepper by half.
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I didn't water bath can. I'd expect the vinegar to keep it pretty shelf stable, but I'm refrigerating anyway
My favorite off the shelf is El Yucateco Habanero.
Gotta say this batch I made is darn tasty.
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